In BackStory’s second history grab bag, Joanne, Ed, Brian, and Nathan discuss the history behind items in this week’s news. They’ll look at Boston Public School’s decision to ditch the traditional world map for a new one that reflects the true proportions of Europe, Africa and the Americas, and discuss Democrats’ sudden fondness for States’ Rights, as they look for ways to push back against Republicans. The hosts also tip their hats to late rock ‘n roll legend Chuck Berry.
Listen to Slate's parenting podcast on teen sexual health and pop-cultural mockery of parents.
54 Min
Oct 9, 2014
Katie Parla joins Kevin Sintumuang and Beth Kracklauer to talk her new book, "Tasting Rome: Fresh Flavors and Forgotten Recipes from an Ancient City," and discusses the tastes, traditions, and evolution of Roman cuisine.
9 Min
Apr 8, 2016
